In addition, there is a power outage – you first have to restore it, then rush to the captain’s bridge and load a more detailed map indicating where the precious part for upgrading the Klepalo cannon, which shoots a hail of rivets, is located.
And cameras are almost everywhere – once you get into their lens, you risk activating a very dangerous security robot.
#Review void bastards full#
The main events, as you already understood, unfold on ships of different types – somewhere there is a lot of food and parts, but also full of enemies and turrets, somewhere there are medical machines that restore health, or scarce warp keys, but everything can be there filled with oil, on which the hero constantly slides. But what do you have to do first? That’s right, find the details for the manufacture of this very locator. To make it easier to find the resources you need, you can turn on a locator that indicates where the item you need is located. Then we process it all, and again we make the same parts from raw materials. In addition to key parts (light bulbs, trays, tins, compressors, various books and manuals, even enemas), we also collect all sorts of garbage – batteries, pens, punched cards and torn off fingers of enemies. And almost everything still needs to be upgraded. If you want a bulletproof vest, increased ammunition, radiation protection, the ability to hack turrets – please, find, collect and welcome to the workbench.
If you want pistol cartridges to come across in the living quarters of ships, make one upgrade, but to find paper clips for a hole puncher (there is such a gun here), you need another. We find them mainly on ships where you can land to start a shooter and stealth with a first-person view.Ĭraft here is total. In addition, you will have to collect a variety of items for the manufacture of equipment, weapons, various improvements and gadgets. First of all, fuel and food are needed – they are spent on each turn when the ship moves to the next point on the star map. Void Bastards is a fairly tough game focused on constant resource gathering and crafting. However, when it comes to survival, it is no longer a laughing matter. This is what peripheral blindness looks like. By the way, he was voiced by the same actor who gave the voice to the narrator from The Stanley Parable, so, be sure, you will smile in Void Bastards more than once or twice. Yes, here is such a bureaucracy and such a humorous AI. “Now it needs to be registered, but the prisoner cannot work on an authorized computer, so find the parts to assemble a new computer, and don’t forget about the mouse wheel,” BACS reports, after which our hero drops his head on the table exhaustedly. Therefore, he releases (or rather, rehydrates from the mixture) one of the prisoners, gives him a ration of basic necessities and gives instructions in the spirit of “Make a fake citizen card first so that we can perform authorized operations.” And when everything is done, he reports that as a reward, the term of imprisonment will be reduced by 16 days – and this, they say, will significantly reduce the term for forging a citizen’s card. Pirates attacked the ship and disabled the FTL drive – now you need to break through the expanses of the Sargasso Nebula and collect everything you need to start it again.ĪI itself cannot do this – there are simply no arms and legs. Moreover, they are transported in the form of … a dry mixture. To be more precise, it’s not us who control the ship, but a funny AI named BACS, the ship itself is a kind of ark on which prisoners are transported. In Void Bastards, we control a space ship that moves across the star map from sector to sector, bumping into other ships, trading stations, pirates who will chase us and board us, some debris or useful resources, on black holes that are thrown to a random place, on bombs that blow up either us or everything around us – and even interdimensional whales that can easily gobble up our vessel. If we continue to talk about the nearest sources of inspiration, then we must immediately recall FTL: Faster Than Light.
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